An effective resume writing and job interview guide for individuals seeking employment in today's weakened market; written and compiled by the owners of Careerspecific.com, Headhunters with 65 years of combined recruitment experience.

Professionals as well as those beginning their careers will find the advice and information contained within The Essential Job Seeker Survival Kit an indispensable resource.

SURVIVAL KIT INCLUDES:

A successful job search is more than just knowing what to wear and what to say during an interview. In this difficult and highly competitive job market, one must go the extra mile in order to gain an advantage over other, less prepared candidates. This is a step by step guide on how to manage a successful job search. Review it thoroughly and stay one step ahead of the competition. Good luck!

Objective of the Interview

Interview Preparation

Personal Appearance

The Structure of an Interview

Critical Interview Questions and Answers

An Honest, Proactive Approach

Tips for Job Seekers Over 50

Dining Interview Etiquette

Follow-Up and Thank You Letters

Resignation Letters

Dealing with Counter Offers

This Booklet will help you formalize your own Resume, in your own words, in your own style, but in a manner that will get results! It is a practical, concise approach designed to acquaint busy executives with your background, your qualities, and your skills.

Regardless of your field of endeavor, your future success and financial security lie in attaining ever-increasing positions of responsibility and compensation. Your ability to sell yourself and your capabilities will make the difference.

• The Resume – Its Purpose
• Components of a Successful Resume
• Step by Step Instruction
• Marketing Your Resume
• Resume Examples
• Advice for Students

Not since the late 70’s has looking for a job and relocating been so difficult. I assure you, in your very first conversation with a potential employer or a Headhunter, you will be asked whether you own a home, and if so, have you made provisions for its sale.

You must be prepared to get creative if you are committed to relocating in this market. For instance, if advised your home may take a year to sell what would you do?

• The U.S. Transient Workforce
• Psychological Ramifications of Relocation
• Selling Your Home
• Creative Relocation
• Negotiating Relocation Expenses